American higher education

Author: (American) Hirsch, written by Wang Libing, translated by
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book consists of four chapters in the main text. Chapter 1 discusses the external environment faced by American higher education; Chapter 2 explores the dilemmas faced by American higher education; Chapter 3 elaborates on what general education is; Chapter 4 discusses what higher education is from the perspective of general education. Many of the viewpoints proposed by the author in the book, such as the tendency toward vocationalization in higher education, the phenomenon of interdisciplinary isolationism, the value and significance of studying classic works, and the emphasis on students' thinking training that universities should emphasize, still hold strong practical relevance today.